What would their geopolitics be in the world, in each sector: Africa, the Indo-Pacific, everywhere?
What would have happened if Napoleon had been like Qin Shi Huang and unified all of Europe, creating a centralized state with common standards, laws, currency, and administration? Would Europe have remained unified to this day, and if it were to divide, would it have reunited as China did several times throughout its history? And what about connecting and improving the great rivers for transportation?
I never understood the Slavs as an ethnic and linguistic group. Are they a recent phenomenon, or did they exist long before then? What was happening in 200 BC in the area known as the biotoxic zone where the Slavs are believed to have originated, or did they not exist yet? I never understood this.
If Kievan Rus' had survived the Mongol invasion, but the invasion had led to a strong centralization of power to ensure the survival of the state, what would happen if it subsequently decided to expand eastward in order to find a natural border, eventually reaching the Pacific Ocean?
If Kievan Rus' had survived the Mongol invasion, but the invasion had led to a strong centralization of power to ensure the survival of the state, what would happen if it subsequently decided to expand eastward in order to find a natural border, eventually reaching the Pacific Ocean?
What would this Australia be like, specifically the eastern part? And wouldn't the great mountain plateau in the west act as a pump, drawing winds and rain from the ocean and increasing the monsoons' reach further south?
What other places suggest that are not entire continents?